Style
Japanese
Design influenced by Japanese spatial traditions. Sliding screens, tatami proportions, engawa zones, and careful framing of gardens.
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K2 House
Taketo Shimohigoshi separates 2 galvanized metal volumes with a courtyard in Tokyo. A sunken lounge, tatami room, and spiral stair connect the open living spaces.
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A.A.E.
1 Sep
22RE
Los Angeles multidisciplinary architecture and design practice founded in 2021 by Dean Levin, working across interiors, architecture, and custom furniture.
Ueda Design Studio
Seattle architecture and interior design studio founded in 2016 by Nahoko Ueda, known for Japanese-influenced residential work across the Pacific Northwest.
K2 House
Taketo Shimohigoshi separates 2 galvanized metal volumes with a courtyard in Tokyo. A sunken lounge, tatami room, and spiral stair connect the open living spaces.
By
A.A.E.
1 Sep
House in Koyoen
Tomohiro Hata builds wooden arches into cross-shaped columns on a sloped site in Kobe. The structure responds to layered retaining walls and steep terrain with exposed timber framing.
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Tomohiro Hata Architect & Associates
1 Sep
Hut in the Forest
Tsubasa Iwahashi Architects adds a compact volume to a forest house in Okayama. The separate living quarters connect to the main residence by a covered walkway.
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Tsubasa Iwahashi Architects
1 Aug
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